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Marksman_91

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4. You'd think then that a president AFTER CAP wouldn't make the same mistakes he did

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #3)

Tue Sep 2, 2014, 12:34 AM

Sep 2014

Stop trying to bullshit your way to defend the most inept and corrupt government Venezuela has ever had. It's really not doing you any favors, and only makes you look more and more foolish.

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As woes mount, economic stats vanish in Venezuela [View all] Marksman_91 Sep 2014 OP

Maduro thinks he can keep pumping the money outta the ground... MADem Sep 2014 #1

The thing is that he's fully aware about the corruption in the government and those who do it Marksman_91 Sep 2014 #2

There will come a day when the piper must be paid. I think Maduro will have to run away to Cuba. MADem Sep 2014 #5

Ecuador, Bolivia, and Nicaragua would be the other possibilities Bacchus4.0 Sep 2014 #7

Stroll down memory late via Time Magazine article on Ven. former President Carlos Andres Perez: Judi Lynn Sep 2014 #3

You'd think then that a president AFTER CAP wouldn't make the same mistakes he did Marksman_91 Sep 2014 #4

I have to agree--as I said, that place is looking like a failed state floating on oil. Sad. nt MADem Sep 2014 #6